if i wanted to go to china to hide from the winter where would

>going to china for nice weather and beaches
why

>>1291222
i already explained. i want to practice my mandarin and i find the people in tropical countries to be dull in the mental sense

its a valid question. there might be nice retreats within china.

taiwan

>>1291232
already did hualien and kenting. its too small, their chinese is weird, everything is overdeveloped

not saying i wont go back, but im looking for other options

every mote of dust in taiwan is mapped out. there have got to be some really nice islands left in china

>>1291234

behead those who insult taiwan

Wheres the best place to escape winter if you live in Northern hemisphere?

>>1291208
Malaysia, some of the Chinese Malaysians can speak Mandarin. And they're nowhere as dull as mainland Chinese. Their Mandarin is a bit weird though.

> i heard there are nice beaches in guandong
Yeah, but it's still quite "cold" (15-20°C) during winter. Not exactly tropical.

I guess if you absolutely want to stay in China, you could go to the jungle part in Xishuangbanna (Southern Yunnan). Their Mandarin is probably funky though, as it's nowhere their first language. But it's warm, and people were nice when I went through there.

>>1291276
thanks for the suggestion

are the beaches in guandong all developed?

I can chech southern yunnan too

I really am interested in staying in china because I need to imrpove my mandarin, and malaysa isn't gonna cut it

>>1291264
Western hemisphere. Indian Ocean.

>>1291234
>their chinese is weird, everything is overdeveloped

We've got a Real Traveler on our hands, folks.

>>1291277
People in Guangdong, as well as in Yunnan too, don't speak Mandarin as their first language though. They all have some kind of accent. But they speak it still.

Otherwise, many are just some bumfuck towns, with a side of industrial activities, they ain't too great.

There are some resorts around Shenzhen with pretty developed beaches (don't remember the names though), but expect either herds of Chinese tourists or complete ghost towns, depending on the weather.
As usual in China, people don't really chill out, they just zerg the place.

Two larger cities I could recommend :
- Zhuhai, the city bordering Macao : lots of people passing through as it's a pretty large hub, easy to visit Macao (they have great food + nice nightlife scene), many tourists passing by as it's considered the city of love. There are some beaches too.
- Qingyuan, an industrial city, but they have a lot of articial hot spring spa, which are comfy as fuck in cold weather. Lots of people passing by too, easy to meet people. No beaches.